Varicose Veins

Varicose veins can affect women of all ages but particularly women during pregnancy. It is common for sufferers to have relatives with the problem. People who stand at work for prolonged periods develop varicose veins earlier and suffer worse symptoms. Varicose veins are not only unsightly but also very uncomfortable, causing a dull ache in the legs or calf as well as itching, throbbing and some swelling in the ankle.

There are different types of treatments depending on the severity of the vein, including surgical operations to remove the veins, laser treatments which collapse the vein and sclerotherapy injections for smaller thread veins.

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The decision to have a cosmetic surgery is a very personal one and it is vital that you get good advice - tailored to your individual circumstances - so that you can make a well-informed decision. If it is something you are considering, then take advantage of our free consultations.

Our friendly and approachable patient care co-ordinators, along with the specialist surgeons that we work with, will be able to answer all your questions and provide you with sound, sensible advice tailored to your individual needs. They will assess your situation honestly and be happy to discuss options and provide you with the information that will help you to make the right choices for you.

Cost of Varicose Veins

The cost of varicose veins varies from only £1900 up to £3950, prices vary depending based on your individual assesment. We can provide accurate and detailed costs after your consultation with a surgeon.

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Varicose Veins

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